…or she’ll have you killed!!! Mwahaha!
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Murphy isn’t typically very interested in the garden, but as soon as those bees moved in, he kept wanting to go inside. I was happy when the bees were taken care of so I didn’t have to worry about my little guy getting hurt (and I could get to my sadly overgrown squash).
Normally I don’t like to hurt bees, but those guys were a**holes.
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Can I go in the garden now? I hear there are squishy tomatoes inside!
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I admire your garden dedication. I quit pretending I enjoyed having a garden and let it all go. A few of the perennials surprised me in spring and popped out a few buds, but with the heat and no rain, they did not last long. As soon as it gets cooler, I will move the rocks out of the way and let Randy mow over it!
Oops…you stumbled over my next post. 🤭.
I would be happy to hear more about how you “retired”. I’m finding myself surprisingly emotional about letting go.
At least little Murphy is safe now. He’s too small to handle that much venom. ❤️
We used to have a lot of shade in the yard due to the trees. We lost so many limbs and trees in the winter ice storm (not just us, the entire county and the city of Oxford) that it is just in direct overhead sunlight now. Plus, I never liked weeding. I grew some veggies in pots one spring/summer, and that was fun as I only had to water them. 😁. With the horrendous heat dome that has been hanging on for 2 months, it is just way to miserable and now all my potted plants have died. I thought that was a good sign that I could stop. But glad Murphy is safe.
I GUESS IN A TWISTED LOGIC WAY THE BEES WERE PROTECTING THE GARDEN THEY JUST NEEDED PICS OF GOOD GUYS NOT TO HURT
I have good relationships with most of my bees, but these newcomers were jerks. They’ll have to protect ground in heaven now (presuming bees go to heaven).
Why do you have a 3′ wire fence but a 5′ PVC door?
You are missing the 5’ fence that is above the chicken wire. Turns out baby rabbits are small enough to fit through the vertical slits of the tall fence but not small enough to fit between the two different types of fencing together.
Squishy tomatoes! Romey says that sounds fun!
Give ’em a try, Romey. I bet you’ll like them! – Murphy
So glad Murphy (and you) can be around and in the garden safely.
Ooh, Murphy…squishy garden grown tomatoes are the bestest! 🙂
(((HUGS))) and ❤️❤️❤️
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Oh, Murphy looks so cute! I’ll bet he wanted to go find what was making that buzzing sound! I am so glad he didn’t get stung.
Me too. My other boys didn’t fare well from stings. ☹️
Stings are hard on dogs. May you and Murphy avoid getting stung.
Doin’ our best! 😆
some bees need killing with every breath they take.
And so they were! 😆.